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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16
SUNBEcAMS.

Pay up! pay up! is the universal
cry.
Harold Turner is the proud posses
sor Of a new bicycle.
IN. L. Gilbert is loaning money on
real estate at reasonable rates.
Miss Ssllie Lawrence, of Rondell,
was visiting friends in Warner this
week.
Directors of the Farmers Elevator
Go, will hold q meeting Saturday, the
Oath inst.
Miss Nellie Gilbert left Monday for
Northtield, Mimi where she will at,
tend school.
The good crop this fall will make
Warner one Of the very best business
points in the territory.
ii. l.. Lavlgne threshed 234 bushels
of wheat from a piece of ground that
lacked four rods of being six acres.
The Minneapolis exposition is in full
blast anil spectators say it's the biggest
affair Of the kind ever held in the west.
Nv. S%omerville, of Clark, was in
town the first of the week looking after
his large land interests in this vicinity.
H. w. Campbell has sold the Putney
Messenger to Ezra Elliott. Ezra is q
good boy and a good printer and we
wish him unlimited success.
The annual delinquent tax sale will
be held at Aberdeen on Monday, Oct. 3.
Be sure that your taxes for 1886 and pre-
viouS years are paid before that date.
Grant Shane and Frank Bodies, of
West Salem, Wis, passed through town
sunday morning en- their way to
Naples, Oak, where they will go into
business.
"A church social for the benefit Of
Rev. Mr.. Brown will be held in Scatter
wood school house on the evening of The
23d inst. All are cordially invited 10
participate.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Payne ard Miss
a### HBGELH
Hattie Tirnerman, of Orleans, N. ",
respectively father, mother and niece
of Ed and Frank Payne, arrived Satur-
day morning.
Judge Spencer ID holding a term of
court in Ipswich. The term in this
county will probably not be held until
December and possibly o until Jan
uary or February.
IF You get up on an elevation and
look around upon the surrounding
country yon will imagine you are gaz-
ing upon 4 vast city of conical roofs, SO
thick are gram stacks in every direction.
The United States Express Co. has
purchased of the American the line be-
tween Mitchell and Aberdeen. The
change takes effect to-day. Remember
that hereafter you ship your goods via
United States Express.
Since M. Il. Fisher got married he
has developed into 3 bonanza farmer.
Heretofore the best yield of wheat he
ever had was about twenty bushels,
but this year his crop will average fully
thirty Besides tthhiis he has raised two
hundred dollars worth Of garden truck,
Moral
Nov j. q very good time to con
atruct ire-breaks around your buildings
and stacks. In a shor1 time she entire
country will be illuminated At night by
burning straw piles, sparks from which
have heretofore apread devastation and
ruin, and we have no good reason for
supposing that this yeas viii prove an
exception. II is a poor time to makea
fire-break after several hundred dollars
worth Of property have been destroyed
Il is a poor time to lock the stable after
the horse has been stolen.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

Estate Of Eueene p. Rose, deceased-Notice IS
hereby given BY the undersigned, administrators Of
the estate Of Eugene P Rose deceased, 70 the credit
ofs ofaud all persons having claims against the said
vouchers, within four months after the first pablica-
non OF this notice. 70 the said admiuistratrix AZ the
office Of Brown Bros, il the city Of Aberdeen, in the
county Of Brown, Dakota.
Dated at Aberdeen, Oak, Sept *, 1887
WNAH JOSEPHINE "A. ROSE,
Aministratrix Of the estate Of Eugene P Rose,
deceased
Brown Bros, Attorneys. Fint Pub Sep IS
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

ga farm of 1856 anres of the best land Dakota produces. all under cnl-
hyation. with 4 good hoase l6x26 and wing 12xl6 feet, barn 36x4o, ma
chine shed 16x4o, two good wells, | span mules s years old | single horse :
years old. / seeder, 3 fourhorse haFrows, i suky gang pow, l Randall har-
row, 2 lumber Wagons, / Wood harvester. l twelve-foot header, AID 200 new
grsnu sacks will be sold at a BARGAIN. Land hes z miles east Of
Warner, III Brown County. Oak, Terms Of sale one-thTd cash. For
further particulars call on or address
aTHE SUM WARNER, OAK
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16
wv. 4. aTEERE,
Notary Public And
CHEAP


100000. 70 loan upon mproye1+Erm1
e. city property. Large loans AT the lowe ( rates
Applications made hee.-Apply nswherc else be-
W.. i. sTEERE. Rondeli. Oak.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

AB-Fos iRfermatieA in references 10 Lands and
Towns owned bv Ghe CH1cAco. MrLwAU2HF& Sri.
PAN RAILWAY CohfRAHv, write 20 n. g. HNUCGN.
Land Commissioner, Milwaukee. WiseoRsia.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

aTHE SUM WARNER OAK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At Ginocchto's: Miss II Stowen. HIllsboro !;
r Duncan, Texas; Mrs FL Mattison, Sey-
mour James Potter, Chicago: Henry 6 King,
Bolton; Temple l1 +, Houston, Paaole' Fl Cobb,
Mrs J Green, Q ansn; A b Hawking. Bur
lington, Iowa; NJ Wright, Del Rio; R Hill
lard, Arson; Mrs Mar Ia Brust, Ranger; F
Taylor, Bolton; w. L: Caution. Putnam; A SIN
charg Mississippi; Jacob 10 nson, @ Fl Mead,
+ A Prendergast, Marshall Mrs Morris, Rosen-
field L f Dempsey, & Ry.
At the Ellis: L D Voak and wife, Chicago;
Jas Brown, Panhandle; Henry Terrell, st
LOUIS; D W Kohn,. New York; FL w Gabbett,
Alabama; Ell Go dbere, 'rapevins Prairie; r
Yansly Ike, Galveston; "A W Crockett, "Graphic;'
Terri, Texas D Ballard Granbury, Texas
Sam Adams, B ltimore, Md; j r Jones, Cam
de-, Ark Ellis, Snyder, Texas; P tacy,
Chicaso, III Cobb, Omaha, Neb: H III Tay
j Davis, Waco. Texas; Arch Martin, Dido
Il Shelly, Chicago, Ill; FL o Lawrence, Louis.
VILE, Ky; II J Garvy, ST Louie, Mo- q Lyon,
Gardner, Galvest IN; NJ Newman, New York; w
W Wells, eenfield, Mass; j Kane Dallas
A Andrews WeatL erfOrd Fl G samue.s, Dial
st Louis. L NJ Ballard, Lax Gland, Fla.
at the Mansion: III Burhah, Grand View; P
SEQ t, Galveston; w L Small God, city; A
Hender. o., NJ s; Bishop, r r 5 j NJ
0'Fer I'll, M S, n ThomkiDs city; D a
J wilson. cit j d Baker, era bury; W Fl
Houston, Morgan; Dr II D Davis with John
King, city: John W FL Cd, Cam ron; Y
L SooFs, Hil'sboro; Geo Cole, Chicago;
ingtsn, Cisco: \ Embres Childrese; Fl
Wilbor % y Bouer. Snyd r. W Cerrey, Ro
chester, Y; D p land d y, Emb, ee; J Linoe-
mar and wife Louis; A tn, Bolton,
Tex; j Wylie. Tex 8, G O'Brien, NJ D,
d bin; d ii Harvard, Mineral Wells.
At tn Piekwlck R Hill, " acc; Robert D
Berry, NO gan Line; w DoughE, Clarendon
w A Threlkeld. city; G Sullivan, Denton
William Hender. on, Dent George Barnes,
Denton Louis Maa-, city; Joseph q rard, DAl-
las; Fred Kelley. Vinin, 1 T; r Cox Chica-
go; o Yates, st Louis No;
Sohn \ Simpson, Dallas; s Fink city |;
] Dunc an, R NJ Carter, Texas: + Hi ckley,
q Fl Cunningham, G lego; W B Wells, VIII I
Betterton, y Hen ger, St Louis, W q
Educ ted Horses; j r Marion. . A Tomlinson,
j VanSlyke, B Paddock city; @ Wakes,
Marsal; NJ Peck, Kansas Ciey; III Pc, erson,
VIM Bently, st l. uis L A Crane, Decatur;
Freeman Smith, New York @ Ii Andrew, Chi
cago G G Crensh. W, Concho; j z LeBosquet,
Texarsana; w Wheeler, NJ r, - E Tandy,
Hopkinsv'lle, Ky; G Bullen, Decatur; Ala; 6
g CatIett, S. j.; A II Murray; Car CO.
Cnas Phrlan, ei'y; w 8 Worsham, Henrietta;
Frank Brown, H. nrietta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
A SENSATIONAL VERDICT.
A San Antonio Jury Declare the Sunday
Law Unconstitutional.
SneCial to the Gazette,

a San Antonio Jury Declare the Sunday
Law Unconstitutional.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 22.-One OF
the most remarkable veroicts on record
was returned by jury in Justice Barnes
court to-day. Scholtz, proprietor of
the largest beer garden in the state, was
indicted by the grand jury Monday for
keeping his place of business open in VIC
lation of the Sunday law. The case was
carried to Justice Barnes for trial this
morning. The defendant called for jury,
which was granted. Two Germans and
one American constituted the panel. A
large array of witnesses testified that
Scholtz had openly and frequently vio-
lated the Sunday law, which he did not
attempt to deny or disprove. His coun-
sci pleaded the nconstitutionality of the
law, and when the case was submitted to
the jury that body after being out about
five minutes returned verdict of not
guilty. Several other saloon keepers
have been indicted for infraction of the
Sunday law, and in view OF the termina-
ton of Scholtz's tisl they consider that
in future they will pay no heed to the
new law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
nLITERACY IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Statistics Showing the Number of Persons
Who Can Not Read or Write,

Statistics Showing the Number of Persons
Who Can Not Read or Write.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. lin advance
of the Massachusetts census report the
following statistics of illlteracy in this
state will be read with interest: The
whole number of illiterates in the stste
in 1885. 122 263; Is, $50 OF taese are males
and us females. OF tie entire num-
Der, 96,770 are wholly ILL .sfate, that is,
they can neither read 1nr write, and
this class consists OF 37,464 males aud
50, 500 females. Of those who can read
but are unable to write, 25,36O in all
1892 are ma. es, and 1906 belong to the
weaker sex. Then there are 1873 more
individuals-94 males and 80 females
who say they can write but do not know
how to read.
In Classifying the illiterates by ages
there will be found a gradual increase
from the period 10 to Is years (these
ages being both inclusive) up to
80, when there is rapid falling
of, which is best accounted for
by the we'll known fact that the Iaboring
classes which include practically all the
tlliterste population, are not long-lived,
though portion of the falling off is no
doubt due to many OF these emigreting to
this country in middle life eventually
learning enough OF reading and writing
to take them out Of the illiterate ranks.
The number Of illiterate in 1885, between
the ages OF ten and thirteen years, both
inclusive, was 2158; between fourteen
and nineteen, 1903; twenty and twenty
nine, S947; thirty and for y-nine, 1854;
fifty years and over, 13, ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
England.
LOSS OF THE sCHnITRN-

LOSS OF THE sCHoLTEN.
LONDON, Nov. % The sunken steam
aP Seholten, with her valuable cargo OF
~Saoco, Rhine wine and dry goods, was
,au5u st $500 600. The vessel wss in
s .,Sl lof $500, eco, The cargo was par
NATIONAL CONSERVATIVES MEET,
\, ..vSNDoN, Nov. 22.-Tne annual meeting
S !, NE Natlonal Union of Conservatives
S SI.ssu AZ Oxford to-day, Mr.. Ashmead
isa as.I' M. p presiding. One thousand
Fns ,ss'ss We're present, representing
I 1, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
M, aSufess cOugrstulating the Queen
a usE jubilee was adopted.
~. resolution in favor of free trade
carried by large majority
A 'esoluuon in favor of a reform
,so,..s ae English church was
~, eu' A letter was read
o,o,,.AF M. Bright referring to his
s sarpUsa 10 send the Irish bills to grand
l,,S -li''ee composed OF Irish members.
a M .eTter Mr.. Bright says:
s,,- -as h9oel party will not accept the
ll Nh Il because they are rebels, and with
Mons s. t ~ members in the House of Com
tT,. ae plan would not be allowed
S, sS'A 4 Mr.. Gladstone has hobby in
,,,sst Tue rebel leaders hsve for time
eSHu, TO Join him. He is
eoS5ai.Iea to that hobby and cannot
tpsoSo1e to consider q plan less pre-
g,,si.Ssi OUT more reasonable than his.
len = can be done until his bills have
/ vsss Ss rid of and the position
he w,U y Changed. Gladstone stops
t!ssoS :, de insists upon impossible leg
hgisl,ss lOf Ireland TO the exclusion of
rs G' for the whole kingdom.
il Ii, 11'Aostonians still have faith
In :, o'a' They want to return
esuss - so%er and they are furions be-
aey &c &c conservatives are in office and
tsepiDsp Ane me and others for
lima Them there. They seem
Glsds,o 10 the fact that
hses ~ condition put the Conserva-
esc,orsa =! ences. They forget that the
nesrly VI Great Britain by msjority OF
Gads,o. TWO to one condemned
ninisSsn bills and destroyed his
bretp:n We cannot allow him
p,eier - 70 cfice on his Irish policy. 1
I'd hs JPN hands with Lord Salisbury
essues rather than with Par
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
Franco.
eRgvy NOT READY TO RESIGN.

GREvY NOT READY TO RESIGN.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-President Grevy has
horned Clemenceau that for many rea-
DDS he desired to retire to pri-
ate Life, but it was his desire to quit the
ETae pslsce with honor; therefore he
F5uld remain in Cffi:e until things were
gnrsnged that he could take his de-
wtuTs with dignity. H felt that this
ns due 10 mis- past life and the Office ne
|ai held. He must avoid setting bad
wcsdent. He referred to M. Wilson as
he victim Of political intrigue. The
inference was renewed last night when
Gsmencesu, Goblet, Ftoquet and DeFrey-
d,et each declined the TASK of forming a
7listry.
A GERMAN PAPERS OPINION.
BERLIN, NV. % The North German
G!zstte says: The resignation of M.
huVier has precipitated the thunder
Storm inst mas long been brewing in the
political sky of France. Our opinion, as
DihepTecipitous path down which French
political development is rushing, finds
affirmation swift and exhaustive beyond
apectstiOn in the course Of events.
GREVY STILL STICKS.
Paris, Nov. % M. Brisson had
difference with President Grevy to-day
I'D told him the crisis in relation to the
Presidency appeared to be without a
Nnsdy. The President asked why? M.
als'on replied it would be painful to
Gpain. The reason was universally sp-
laient' He reminded M Grevy at an
dependent meeting on Sunday he had
9ilntained that nobody was entitled to
.sIand that the President resign. He
sM still Of the same opinion. The Presi-
. si alone, added M. Brisson, was en-
-aea TO raise the question.
CANNOT FORM A MINISTRY.
fARiS, NV % M L. R1y er conferred
w a. GTevy, and advised him to resign.
I've itia,al Of every Leading politician to
y. ...u ministry is regarded as making
e resignation of NJ. Grevy inevitable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
New Suits F,Ied.

The Fort Worth City Company has
fled suit. trespass to try title, against
R. II King. The suit is brought to re-
move cloud from title and to substi-
tute lost deed.
S. A. Sansberry brings suit Of like
nature against J. s Sansberry. The LARD
at Issue being l20 acres out Of the Mart
Ellison survey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
PARIS.
A Batch of Prisoners off for Rusk Peni
Tertiary.

A Batch of Prisoners off for Rusk Peni
Tertiary.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Nov. % The ministers
of North Texas conference are making
preparations to meet in annual session at
Honey Grove tomorrow.
Officer Harmon, agent for the state
penitentisry, left this morning on the
O'Clock train for Rusk with the following
named prisoners:
Jno. Osborn, murder of a negro, SEN
fenced for life.
j. M. Corbin, theft of mule, seven
years.
Manuel Mitchell, theft OF horse, five
years.
George Johnson, assault with intent to
murder, five years; Jim Stewart, rape of
a negro girl, five years; Charley Johnson,
theft from person, two years; Jim Will
lisms, theft of horse, FIVE years; Hugh
Quinn, theft from person, two years.
In the Justice court Mart Jennings
was brought before his honor, j. z. Ellis
yesterday for examining, trial, charged
with assault with inherit to murder, and
WasIheld in the sum OF $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
The Richest Ma inlth. World

Kopld De poor with5ut6ealth. The dying
pi 4ipaafre consnHsase would exchange
1i Ia fo new s ssss had Hs be-
5sed DID Pierces sGoiden Med S all Dis s
covery,s before the disease had repeSed
taken in time. For all diseasessof the
throat and lungs it is uAequaied. All
druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

lstiVe folly. To waste the surplus reven-
ues II eXtravag&nt expenditures as an al
ternative to reducing taxation would be a
political crime. Nothing remains, then,
but to speedily reduce the custom house
taxes upon raw materials of labor and
necessaries of living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
At MnntaRna,
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, New. 21.-For the
past few days we have b9en having lit
tie winter weather. We will soon begin
to need rain, though the farmers report
wheat doing well and not suffering any
as yet. The cotton crop is about all
marketed, and people generally are fixing
for the holidsVs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
-popBAN POLITICS.
complained to Bismarck of
Dc . as Policy, Particularly
6gp~srd Bulgaria - What
bismarck Said
-, the Leading Politicians TO
=, Bia'r ,,,,,stry wiu Force Grevy
i'rn p.s,gn the Presidency.
Germany,
.cv,s TALK WITH THE CAR.

Germany
,cU's TALK WITH THE GAR.
Nov, % The North German
5'IL} Prince Bismsrck's organ, says
s''''s ..,Tisw between the Car and
n,ni.n.rck on Friday last was OF
;S': 81 D sni very comprehensive charsc-
5.11 y. oI Gar complained Of the policy
y ~ .nv especially her policy toward
Gin'D which he said was directed
;ll:'ll'I prssis. as letters received at the
On. TareIgn Office showed Prince
;a;asn $751; Indicated tnat Germany always
SnsUH Bulgaria IS lying within
s::'lS so-a of Russian interest and acted
q l}l Dnirit whenever no strictly German
p.ss we're involved. He expressed
cti:' ~ see the letters the Gar had
l:al s '. He then formulated at
gu DGcsrmsny's complaints against
s.I The Czsr was attentive, and
l:' a..i on mis- return TO St. Petersburg
4 l -..sr inform himself on the questions
y Es;cb these complaints were founded,
Z s ~ arrive st decisions accordingly.
y TIE CARS PRESENTS.
x Nav. % Prince and Princess
Sbh Ell accompanied by Count Rant
' D1 nave gone to Friederscheruhe.
sI "a leaving Prince Bismarck re-
'4 ,..5 a visit from Price William.
i ~ rz.r has sent 8 decoration of the
~ NJ ST StaDislaus to Police Director
..... 5s- 3 diamond snuff box to Gen.
y Van Werder, and 5000 marks to the
~ .'s;sys of he Alexander regiment.
'''''' The CROWN PRINCE
.ssning within doors at San Reno, the
,.,,bsr being variable. Dr.. Franck OF
,' ~ diDed with the Prince to-day, and
ind him enjoying a hearty appetite and
! GOOD spirits.
Tho Tsg5latt asserts that Professor
r.rs5ow discovered very few cencerous
.1s IN the discharged matter from the
5Ircss lsryDx which was sent to him
h elimination.
The Military Wochenblatt announces
nj Grand Duke George, second son of
\ Gar, will be attached as an
fsr to the First Unlsn regiment
Md Alexander's Uhlsns. The same pa
y sys that thirteen Turkish officers are
han. to enter the Persian service to
,nvete their military education.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
Austria.

IMPERIAL YACHT IN COLLISION.
VIENNA, Nov. 22-The Austrian i'm
perial yacht, with he Empress on board,
was in collision with sn Italian vessel on
the Isbrsn coast yesterday. The accident
happened during fog. The yacht was
not damaged. The Empress, who was
asleep at the time was aroused by the
shock. She came on deck and ordered
every effort to be made to save the crew
of the other vessel. All were rescued
except one boy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
Scotland.
STARVING CRoFTERs.

LONDON, Nov. % Two hundred croft
tiers on the Island of Lewis, supplied with
rifles, tents, etc, have begun
campaign to exterminate the deer
in the forests. They allege that 5000
crofters are starving who ought to be
living on the land now given up to deer,
and they declare that in adopting this
present course they are actuated by sheer
necessity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

.'Neither borrowaSAor a lender be-" but
take your own twenty ne cents, and go round
to your own druggist, az dhny yourself bottle
OF Salvation Oil feF Your 'sprains, aches, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
at Denisons
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Nov. 22.-The cloud
Of smoke which has been hanging over
the city for several days, caused by
the forest fires, has cleared away and
given its right to the dust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
wonr m.ss IL.

TIE dollar necessary TO pay for 4syears.
sub.cripEon to the Weakly GAzKT7 EFT
you take the Daily, send the We, KY 10
your friends in the old states. and help
advertise Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
India
A MAGNIFICENT OFFER,

CALCUTTA, Nov. % The Rsiah Of
Marian has offered the Indian government
400, 900 rupees to strengthen the defenses
of their frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Rain Needed in Wise County.

DECATUR, TEX, Nov. 22.-Again we
hear the cry: Dry! dry! We need rain
badly. Our wheat crop is fine if we can
only have rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

A farmer near Middleton, Mich, has a
yoke of oxen which he drives to harness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

g your cs6plaint Is ant of apfstie. tryghalf
azsfineglaSs of ANG9sTURA BxETRRs hi an
gist Tor the genuiER srricless {anufact8Ted by
DR. j. g. B. Siegsst &ssozss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

Push button and speaking tsbe with
night bell at Wells trug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23
nell and his friends, the leaders Of rebel
ROYAL OVATION

LONDON, Nov. % john L. Sullivan
reached Manchester to-day. Crowds
greeted him at the depot and escorted
him to his hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

County VS. J Il. hIilliken & Co. ct al, on
the courthouse bond; judgment in the
iGpvar porpf -=sS <1r oIo 0n0 rr-,sh q -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

The "Dsisy"eigar is all theFage at
Wells drug stor& 8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

LYNcHBURG, VA, Nov. ga PEERS
burg special says challenge to fight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

mig rssn. ne iron cages
were twisted al ont Of shape. Among
the animals destraYed nara fnnr gle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

Sold everywhere Price CUTICURA, zoe ::
SOAP, c.: RESoLvENT, 81 prepared Nv the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston,
Mass.
asSend for "Hnw to Cure Skin Diseases.
81 pages. 90 illustration, and 100 ties irnori als.
OIkaPLES, bl OK heads, chapped and oily s. in
I IlSi prevented by CUTIcURA INDICATED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

ure for the more as 1ea the bones of hunter
View. He is fond on eaten by wolves. AS he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-23

acres, or rs per cent. OF
The farmers own about